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Greetings all!
Previous spider-phobe, now taranula lover, and recent acquirer of 3 eight-legged babies (much to the distress of my long suffering but supportive partner).
I think pokies are the most beautiful, especially the ornata and regalis, but I want to have a little experience before I take the plunge, so they are on my eventual wish list.
I decided on a g.pulchra as my first and between ordering and delivering, my local shop had a c.versicolor up for sale. I thought only right to get one terrestrial and one arboreal. Especially as I'll need practice in arboreals
When the pulchra arrived, the seller had also thrown in a teeny tiny free N.chromatus.
Introducing:
Shelob, the Grammostolsa pulchra.
Martin, the Caribena versicolor.
Queen Gohma, the Nhandu chromatus.
Previous spider-phobe, now taranula lover, and recent acquirer of 3 eight-legged babies (much to the distress of my long suffering but supportive partner).
I think pokies are the most beautiful, especially the ornata and regalis, but I want to have a little experience before I take the plunge, so they are on my eventual wish list.
I decided on a g.pulchra as my first and between ordering and delivering, my local shop had a c.versicolor up for sale. I thought only right to get one terrestrial and one arboreal. Especially as I'll need practice in arboreals
When the pulchra arrived, the seller had also thrown in a teeny tiny free N.chromatus.
Introducing:
Shelob, the Grammostolsa pulchra.
Martin, the Caribena versicolor.
Queen Gohma, the Nhandu chromatus.
